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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-04-15
MlSCELLAN Uu>.
From Pole to Pole
AYERS SARsAPARILLA has demonstrated its
power of cure for all diseases of the blood.
The Harpooner's Story. Q :

power of cure for all diseases of the blood.
The Harpooner's Story. Q j,
Neto BedfOrd, June 7, 1883.
DIR. j. c. AVER s. Co.-Twenty years ago
a harpooner in the North Pacific, when Eve
others of the crew and myself were laid mp with
scurvy. Our bodies were bloated, gums swoIlea
and bleeding, teeth loose, purple blotches all
over us, and our breath seemed rotten. Take it
by and large were pretty badly of. All cur
lime-juicc was accidentally destroyed, but the
captain had couple dozen bottles of Ayers
SAIsAPARILLA and gave that. We recoY
cred on it quicker than ] have ever men
brought about by any other treatment for Scurvy,
and I've seen good deal oft. Seeing no men
tion in your Almanac of your Sarsaparilla being
good for scurvy, l thought yOu ought to know ef
this, and SO send you the facts.
Respectfully yours, RALPH Y. WINGATZ.
The Troopers Experience.
Ndsucn, BdsHtoEdnd( S. africa, ) Jiarch7, 1888.
DR. j. G. AVER s. Co.-Geutemcn: have
much pleasure testify to the great value oC
your Sareaparilla. We have been stationed
here for over two years, during which time we
had to live in tents. Being under canvas for
such time brought what is called In this
country "veldt-sOres." had those sores for
some time. / was advised to take your Sarsa-
parilla, two bottles OF which made my sores
disappear rapidly, and am now quite we'll.
Yours truly, II. X. BoDEN,
Trooper, Cape Mounted RiaemeH-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-04-15
THE OZARK
Wholesale and Retail Liquor Store.
CORNER OPPOSlTE 3. B. RAILS.
CARSON CITY. NEVADA.
A. LIVINGSTON, AGENT.

wHoLEsAIs DsrARrMEST-l have re-
opened at the above named place with a
full stock of the Standard Brands OF
Wines, whiskies, Brandies, tc., to be
had in the San Francisco Market; also
imported Ales and Porters; San Fran
sisco stock Ale ard Porter; Milwaukee.
Boca and Carson Beers; California Clar-
ct and White Wines; n fact. a complete
stock in detail il the line OF business,
which / will sell in quantities to suit.
THE RErAn DEPARTMENT ex els any In
Nevada; nothing but the very choicest
placed before patrons.
LUNCHES A SPECIALITY.
All kinds OF Sandwiches at all hours.
Call and see me. AL orders promptly
attended to. aug
Daily Republican., 1887-04-14
Two MlsAiur SchOnnerA

The three mastea rohoaDer Parker M.
Hooper, Captain John Harness, hich,
in company with the aChoouer Gertrude
Abbott, left HGvaua tor the port OF
Philadelphia on February 26 has never
been heard Of, AMI II Is believed she
ioundered in gale.
Tas Abbott has made another trip
since. The Hooper had crew OF ten
men. all shipped from this port Decem.
Der %. TIE names of .the men were,
besides the captain, Oliver Wclcott,
first oiiCe!: Henry Brown, second Off
ce1; Edward Warren, steward. and. II.
Anderson, Charles Thompson, II. ForsP-
Grey, sea;nen.
Another vessel, which is coutiie.ably
over lue and vhoee non. rival causes
much anxiety, Is the Henry y. May
Captain Robert Morris. which sailed
from Fernandina March I, with cargo
| of lumber Enc vas last ssen on March
20 ia latitude 40 Is, longitude 80 80
thort OF PROFESSIONS ina with losl
LOT calls, by the British bark Sainva
Co,pel, which provided them with al
tho spare provisions she could. No .htuf
has been seen or heard OF her siucc auC
tits thought that the crew have left he,
and been picksd up by q passing yes
sci.
Tho c:ew 81 tle May were all shiDDet
here in the latter part ~ December
sans contested OF Robert Morlis, ma ster
Ed1 ard Gerry, steward, and MariI
jansen, II KEY, Fred Wilson and L
Hna0lsen, seamen. Captain Morris re
ssides IN the upper section OF thia city.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-14
The American Opera Company,

OMAHA April lathe National
Opera Company, which completed its
engagement In this city last night and
which WAS to have left for San Francis.
90 Immediately after last nights per-
formance, IL ttill here. The male
mem ers OF the company have been
amusing themselves during the day by
playing foot ball on the platform OF the
Union Pacific depot, while the ladies'
have spent their time In the sleeping.
cars, playing cards and read ing novels.
The Union Pacific Road refused to
transport the cars containing the
scenery and stage fixtures without 70.
ceiving In advance %. 400. Snperin-
tendent w. @. Hayes. OF the Wagner
Sleeping Oar Company, further embar-
rassed matters by refusing to allow his
cars TO be moved without the pay ment
of $4,000. Manager Charles Il. Locke
telezraphed Washington Conner, OF New
York city, and this afternoon received
In reply dispatch authorizing Mr..
Hayes and the railroad company to
draw on him for the money. The
twenty nine cars Of the opera company
will 20 out in three sections to night.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-14
DIED.

DIED.
'DEAN.-At Newark. Del, April II, william
Dean, aged CT years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in.
v,ted to attend the funeral Of tho deceased
from his late residence, Newark, Dei., on
Saturday afternoon, ut 2 o'cleck. Inter
mont at the Methodist Cemetery at NewArh'
lei without further notice.
Friends from wilmington can take 'ne
1888 D. ID. train f.om tho r., W. Is. depot
for Newark Centre and return on the c.ll
p. N.
LsE.-At his residence in Wilmington
Del, on Iuesdsy, april II, In the soth
| year of his age, the nt. Rev Alfred Lee
| d. ID Bishop OF the Protestant Episcopal
| Church Of the Diocese of Delaware
Funeral services ut st. Andrews Church,
/ " ilmington, Del, on Friday, 10Th instant
at 2 clock In the afternoon.
ITWITCHEI.L.-On the 18th inst, Mnttie
Il. rWttcheIl, in tho nth year OF her age
Relstlves and friends Of tho family are TO
pectfuIly invited TO attend the funeral from
her mothers residence, 6lS Market street
ON III idsy afternoon at 3 o'ciotk, 10 proceed
Ito Riverview Cemetery.
lMARSHALL-On Wednesday, April 18th
on Wasner's Road, christina Hundred
Joshua Mtrshall.
The relatives and friends Of the deceased
are respectfully requested to attend tb'
funeral OF the deceased from his late resi-
Idsrce. as stated, at 400 O'Clock on FRIDAY
Iafternoop, to proceed to Greenhill freSpy
lterlan Church Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-14
THIRD EDITION.
1900 'SurEisai Operation.

Desos-"- -
3 = Ina Wfllis Blackburn. aged 2
Vq1tu cad II months, son OF ex Sergeant
~ Re1toes William j Blackburn, No
- West Fourth street. fell from the
nooond story OF building and badly
uoenEed his skull. The wound healed
DVoe, but tbs child had commissions
UnGll four yoars ago, when they ceased
- ~ had NO moro until last June
N1en they commenced again. and tbs
~ bodstD be taken from school. The
- go committed to the care Of DR.
3. A. Keables, who. with the consen
- - parents, took the lad to the Or
o&ep1dic Hospital, Seventeenth ant
1uu0mer streets, Phiiade lphia, hospi
- devoted TO the treatment of nervous
1eooases. Here, on Monday last, DIR
W1oR Mitchell, noted for his know iedg
- skill in the treatment OF such dis
aa6n, performed . critical sursica
Nu9ntion upon the lads head, rsmov
- the fractured portion OF the skull
- brought the membrane togethe
O1sh stitches. Yesterday Mr.. Black
baxa received letter from his wife
Who 10 nursing her boy at the hospital
0oae)ng that Willie WAS getting alon
Vogy dnely anu there was every encoui
cement to hope that the operation wi
- . complete success.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-14
Raymond In his Tomb.

New York, April 13.-Whep, only a
1ew weeks ago, the funeral of Samuel
Colville late manager OF the Fourteenth
street Theatre, took place at the Little
Church Around the Corner, John I. Ray
mond, standing in the church yard, said
to his friend Fred. Maeder, the play
wright, swell, Maede-, guess III be thu
NEXT" To day his own funeral was held
n the same church, aud big funeral i
Was. The attendance was enormous
nbo.h of pIofee siopals and outsiders. Tn,
main, black cloth-covered coffin wa
almost hidden from sight by the heap o
1loral designs which covered it. "Fo
Papa" pretty little design, was from
tAe only surviving child,a little daughter
The remains were placed in receiving
vault at Greenwood Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-14

The Provident Society held its regular
monthly meeting yesterday afternoon, at
the new headquarters No. FOG French
street. The work Of the present season
commence January 18th, and was con
4iuued until March 31st. During that
time one-hundred and fifteen omen were
given work, besides being assisted 10
other ways. Nine hundred and twenty.
eight garments were made, many being
bought by the women i'll payment Of
Svork, and the rest were sold at moderate
prices, yielding the sum of Sl26. The
expenses for groceries. dry goods, cloth
~, shoes, etc., were 1886 20.
During the month of March there wert
sixty three women employed, and four
hundred and sixty seven garments made
Daily Republican., 1887-04-14
A Busy Boat Yard.

The Harlan & Holliugsworth Com.
pany. outside OF the new boats they are
building, we're never more busy than .,
present In repairing and overhaul lin {
boats, and getting them ready for their
summer work.
The Major Reybol is In the dry dock
ri d the Republic, Columbia, Delaware,
City of Laurence, the new Bay Line
steamer Georgia. the steam barge
frankie AMI the sail yachts julia and
Priscilla and steam yacht Falcon are
all lying at the wharves. making con
siderable of n feet In Themselves. As
the warm weather increases they will
be dropping away to their running
grounds.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-14
Young Democrse Pra

The Youpg Mems D.zsrl
has passed the following lsz
WHEREAS There hn bxn
to the General Assembly d 4
bill to change our nlnlcirs
and
WHEREAS, The s'sCtr, q
force are, IN our opinion, ~
less con- plicated, leo tIrus|
better suited to the usu. d W
than those prepared y he "
The Young Mems Dsxiif "a
the city OF Wilmirt aanst'
estly present their F'SS@pa
CT said bill, and do na'six
req uest the Senate and HNs&l
aentstives to allow TIE MI
enacted to remain 10 force
Resolved. That Tho stsaT
structed TO send a copy o. hm
tions to the Senator so ksl'a'
from this hundred, No.,
Signed by IHi VI"
Daily Republican., 1887-04-14
Thrown From the Top of a Car

CHAMBERsBURG, April 10 While a
train OF freight cNrs was beirg shifted
At Edzemont this evening" ON the Bslti.
more and Cum berlaud Valley railroad,
Alexander Mccormick, tlasman Of the
train, was thro~n from tne t'p Of one
OF the cars. He relied partially Cpor
tho track and his left band and ri2h'
foot were cut OFF by the wheels OF car
He was brought to his home IN ID q
place on q special train later IN tb'
evening, and the injured limbs will b
nmputated.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-14

Rev. Alfred Smith publishes a letter
describing the remarkable behavior in
his church al Cambridge, Md, upon the
occasion o! recent marriage ceremony
He says; "l;uie. ill-manncred men Tile
up the aisle aud refused To make way.
Men, women and children in the back OF
the house sprang upon the seats and IN
the windows, laughing and talking in a
boisterous manner, and thus continuing
Throughout tue whole ceremony. ALTO be
driven to confess that such a scene a.
this occurred in church over which ]
am pastor during one OF the most solemn
of religious services, is one of the mos,
Illuminating things OF my lifc. "
Daily Republican., 1887-04-14
Tho Resignation of Dr. Nixon.

The congregation of Central Presby
terrain Church held special meeting last
evening, to take into consideration the
proffered resignation of the pastor. Rev
J. Ii. Nixon, ID. ID. The matter wa:
thoroughly discussed, and resolution
adopted requesting him to withdraw the
resignation for six months, and granting
him leave of absence for that time. II
at the expiration of that time his health
should not be improved, the resignation
is TO be accepted.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-14
brighter outlook.

A telegram from Reading, PeEna., says
that, for several years past, the fifty OF
more furnal ces In the Schuylkill Valley
have been using immense quantities OF
foreign ore and ore brought from other
States, thus causing the almost entire
cessation of iron ore operations In this
section. THE Inter State Commerce bill
however, with its high freight charges,
has caused many furnaces to use ore
mined In Eastern Pennsylvania, and
there is not mine between Reading
and Allentown which is not being work
ed to Its fullest capacity. Over 20JC
miners have steady work, and, where
they formerly received ~ cents, they now
get 81 10 and 81 - per day."
Daily Republican., 1887-04-14
Destrncilya d.

j. j. McGrsth's vslrI
large five-story build,,
avenue, In Chicago, vss
dre early "Wednesday N
loss on stock Is estims.iS
the building at SIS OOO h
covered by insurance. I'M
ance on the stock does tg,us
600. Michael Burns, . pIs,a|
Ing In q fourth..,ory vi,is1
veloped In q burst Of i,u,w }
the blazing mass insi.. J,si
. hre lieuu nant, had BIZ ,t,l,
BY falling from a ladr Nj,
fireman had q leg b,,t. NJ,
stone. "
| TWeDty.ope blililrp On
most Of the busintu po',o, d
Vile, Minnesots, VEN burned ,
day night. Loss, tlNO.
An arrival flon ID. Rlpul
river. Virginia, repora thsh
OF Fsrnham, having I N,uI
800, was destroyed B! tnaI
last.
| The city Jail at Minuti Y
was burned "Wednesday nnl
q vagrant named ChanknmI
TO death.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-14
FIFTH conn

the never eve; huyA house h.,,. /
'"o toof and cellar ''''HM
., Owing to the de,,,
choir SSol festival ct 's ST. ~ q sG,I
oeen postponed. w. '0tai d
Mr.. j. A. wil,o,
% pot % over :. the Third ids .,, n, tis
r. W. & B. Raillca'd' i csslst nd
Dc II has declIn ,t'' a,. e,ls
OF or the EN- N, = Church ssS ,s,SGs..pas
Mas Mary Mcr, ~. aahS
ganizsr CT the Yo ooD,s wi
U. viii M, arrive in ' On; w, VOID
ana a. will make seve "a, S S,,'
VIM: s. Hardcs,,ls p ~ nv
Miss MOllIe, dausbl,ss, ~ ., !, s,S|
inst. W ma1iS r1
l., The schooner LINZ.
thoroughly overaau ais 7" ;, a ,
MoOre's3 shipya,d s s''a NOs.|
''s s.m a,scA.rsins her c M !!
Reynolds have opened = ~, ~.
on aI and Make, streets, y s y
tAl work. '''H nS
,,a me first Of The Ns,!,,,r,,..
claims Was received n NJ WI
week, and was ob,, i, jI, .
a Harris l olatts, pension Man., y
anxiously waiting n sai
applications. " -AA
/ Al an early hour M, "a
axle Of a freight car S,a,. - !
tra.n was near stsr,os \
sent to this city, aud a ,,,..I
lin charge NJ Aos;.. W3I
Thomas b. Brisop, =.
Iplace. The track vu 49,
travel resumed.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-14

PARIS, April l4.-Alfred Torrance, the
well known American gentleman rider,
fell with his horse yesterday during a
race at Croix de Berry and was instantly
killed. Eleven horses ran and of these
five fell or bolted before the last jump
from home was reached.
His head remained attached to hii
body merely by the skin and tendons
and when the body was raised from the
ground by the stewards the head fell
and hung down the back as II 1t were
held sim ply by / string.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-14
Changeable Weather.

Most people be gan to think that sum
mer VA. coming In earnest on Monday
and Tuesday, and they began to pre-.
pare for /. accordingly. Yesterday af.
ternoon different idea prevailed, and
by night the temperature was real cold
and emily. This morning the cold he'd
Increased, but by noon the weather had
again moderated. People. however, had
better not be In too big q hurry In
throwing of their winter clothing and
setting aside their parlor heaters. The
weather is very uncertain.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-14
Hr xyk11Wouid Not Como Back

N& Vol =, April t3 john Kelly
Jse,n BellsVf be Hospital with frac-
81 skulI ah broken leg, the result OF
e aant betveeIl himself aid Harry Del
smut. It apbears that Kelly's wife
had deserted &m and gone to Del
asm utt's apartments to i've with him
kelly had made repeated efforts TO re
claim his wife, but she was obstinate
aud refused to retlrn 70 her husband
Kally went to De asmu.ts rooms asair
this morning TO Try and induce his witt
to return to him. The visit resulted II
afyht. Kelly cannot receiver.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-14

The terms of the following members
OF Council will expire in June: jaime,
McKenus, Robert Il. Taylor. William
II. Blake, George Aoelc, ThoDa'
Mitchell, Edwin o. Moore, John w
HAWKING, Francis M. Barney, Aaron
8 Beale, James Murray and John NJ
Newell. 1t Is certain that Mr.. Robar
H. Tay lor will rot be q candidate fol
reelection, but the majority of thu
others will ask their constituents Il
send them back.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-14
ChAngo Of Location.

The young ~omsa's boarding house,
which Is carried on uuc or the direction
OF the Provident Society, has been re-
moved from No. 4l6 East Sixth street
70 No. 7O6 French street. This step wa.
rsadered necessary by the need Of in
creased Recommendations, and now
tvelve to fifteen young women board
Srs can be accom- modated. The new
quarters have been niGSy furnished
and IL Q object is to supply a comfort
able home for young girls, at moderate
hoard board who arsSSsssd to work fer 'h'l'
Daily Republican., 1887-04-14

Mr.. Samuel T. Schultz, tim well
known artist, ard James e. Rey mold:
have q new studio on the y. E. corner
OF Second and Market strests, wheI'
they are prepared to Co aisn aud oras
Rental painting In all its branches. Mr.
Schultz is Known in this and othel
States as skiihul artist end good dc
Dikner. Mr.. Reynolds ia Young spt
talented, and some day U.ay Eeact HI
ton round of the iadier.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-14
Tho Funeral OF Bishop Lee.

Mayor Rhoads has made arrange
meats TO have q detail of police on duty
tomorrow at s.. Andre~'s Church.
and III the Old ewedes' Cemetery, Il
prevent any confusion. Daring thu
Two hours that the body OF the Bishoy
will be In the church, oil who desir'
will have the opportunity OF taking 6
last loob, bat no pushing or crowdinl
wt!l be perm tilted,
Daily Republican., 1887-04-14
Another Club.

The Denware B'ue Boys have orEar'
lied and are now ready to receive cha.-
lenges. They propose to defeat any
juvenile club in the city by the follow
iug players: George Dumpson, catcher
Howard Nau'iaiu, pitcher, Watson
Chipny, shorts:op; Harry Betts, fifs'
bass; Ufial Blake; second bate; Eagert
Brister, third base; Frank Canncp
right field; PurBell e. Norris, Gentle
field; Char ie Mason, left field.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-14

1t Is said that MI. coi'l' !, !.
tends to build the new lIn' y "
delphia TO New York |
Newtowp Railroad 70
with the New Jersey Cs I. ', N
mipgton. The story y ll. y
his friends went TO NeHp..,
In carriages from lhaI P, "a
road. They were very INV nn
with tho country ana sa =.
tina. there vas a good laua
in opening it up, apart l ,"'s
OF the new road as 80 eI ..u
York. Surveying psI'lts w
the ground FOR seytra S Y IN
said that the road WI ~ ",
withou OF regard to lea i'is'1
Daily Republican., 1887-04-14
. r,re,nan FIR gh,snsd TO- !.

Jacob McCaIl, aseo q a. NM
Lancaster avenae' u "a, N
PENNEY. vania ra'llosa, " s,3
working on the 100. n. u i't ins
the main track, Wien u, " "a ND
| numbered past. Il sc 's,,. nj Nd
that he rolled to iile ~. .Stsp lad
and a momart later, w W. ',,,ll J
was dead. 1t ID h 2. i,"'S t,r.as
/ caused by heart iAilH'' wv
den fright.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-14
.,.ugn,.r House Burned.

An alarm Of fire Was sounded aDoui
10 o'clock to-day from box AZ, ut HeAld
aud Lobdell streets, South Wilmington
The entire department responded with
their usual promptness, but the engines
were elayed for q short time ut Third
street bridge, by the draw being OF to
allow q vessel to pass through. The
Ore WAS found to be in Bierman Bros'
slaughter house, on b street, and had
made such Roadway by the time thu
tiremen reached tina plsce that it wa
i'm possible to save anything, and th'
building with the contents was TOTALLY
destroyed. The origin Of the hre coult
not he ascertaiued.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-14
Pn,ladelpnia Prize Dogs.

PIrTsBURG, April 13.-Three thoue,
and people attended the Interpations
Bench Show OF Dogs to-day. The fist
prize awards for Philadelphia dogs
we're: Black and tan bitches, W. E.
Rothermel's Rose; collies. Chestnut
Hill Kennel, Scotills, Luella and Hec'
tor; bull dogs, John f. Thayer's hiil
side; bull terrier, Frank Z. Doylt't
YoupO Gount
Daily Republican., 1887-04-14
sleigllu of Hand.

Professor r Zisnke will give leger
domain and sleisht Of hand perform
ance on Friday evening. April 10Th, IL
room No Is, McC!sry building, for tn,
benefit OF Laurel Council, unttec
Friends OF America. Professor Z,enk'
mas been IN all the large cities OF thu
Union, and his performances are sale
to be d rat Clasa
Daily Republican., 1887-04-14

The proposed Telegraph" mach of
the Wilmington Ribs Club with the
williamsport, Pa, Rife Club, has b'en
postpopsd until next Monday. Al be
meeting of the Wilmington Gino asst
Monday the following oiticets were
elected: President, Charles heinei, ST..
Vice. President, Henry e 5eeds, Score
sary and Treasurer, Howard simpson
Firing Captain, James E. Newman.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-14
Another sli,erOr0o', '.

The boys Of sily siI' cius' q
lied another base ua '',.n,i.ju, 4
second seo for that en nni pS,Ieiip
age age of sixteen, s and yi 70 t cail y
the "Youpg Gisn'IT Mous
|are the players g.; VIA
IL; T. DOna!d n.s ,,SVa,un,.i,d .
to w. Parr, SecoN"
NVilminstuI, Dei' -
Daily Republican., 1887-04-14

What Baltimore confsct!oner says :
I've had rheun Stism il my arm Tor six
months, ana Starvation Oil made an en-
iito cure CT Il, cfter using less than one
bottle. WIN SCHELLHAS, JR,
Baltimore, Nd.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-14
Lost the Pot on Four KinGs.

Never GU nsr and Harris Freedman
of 237 Washington avenue, Phi!adei
phia. were before Magistrate Leisr Wed
nesday charged with keeping q game
ling house at 722 South street. JOSEPH
Seigall, Of 1884 North Second street
swore that he played in game OF poke
at that place. He won big pot on fou
Kings, but Gutner and Freedman
snatched the chips and would not ALLOW
him to take the money. They wer
held in $50 bail for trial.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-14

EARLY Pens.

A gentleman living In the suburbs OF
our city Informs us that the rss ) which
he planted q few days ogu are already
coming up. Misunderstanding tha co
weather prevailing. He expects TO have
these vegetables on the table AZ early ~
they can be produced without alt,tic.a
heat or Other appliances 10 stlnuiat'
early growth.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-14
picturs seelna T.,

A large aniien ,,sh ~, 70 s1jss
trated stereopt, :, an Of M
Fathers, New l YolA s,vsuiusts
w wss an but ,as'i 'ft,as'ssts.a + 81
s .ss, sa s1' ON e : s1s,s s;s,
came intensely l ln'ssdi'th isd'
|tuIe will be PWvoodmsu "
: 3 0, !. '%Ssoa ma OF 'hi. owl
Daily Republican., 1887-04-14
Twelve Lives Lost on the French Coast

PARIS, April 13.--The steamship
Victoria went ashore on the ROCKS near
Dieppe yesterday duringa fo2 Many
of The passen ers attached lifa helt,
to their bod les and jumped overheard
There were niuety people on board, am
out of that number Twelve axe lie.
lioved to have been drowned. TT,
steamer is submerged and thers 10 nc
hope of saving her.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-14
NOliCe.

The canvass OF the city for tho Iii.
rectory Is now completed. Any who
may have reason to suppose their nance
omitted, or who nay wish changes
made, will please call upon or write US
1T once. Ferris Bros., Publishers. W.
Costa. Manager, room 4, GAwthrop
building.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-14

EDWARDS-BAlLY.- April eth, by
the Rev. J. J Sleeper, at his residence,
81 Cooper street. OHmden. Albert 3. I'd
wards and Miss susanna N. Baiiy, both Of
Olaymont, Do.
MILL -wALTON.-On April 18th, by
the Rov. J. j. Sleeper, at his residence, In
Oamder, N. J. Mr.. Thomas V. NJ tlitr, OF
Downing ton, and Miss Mary Eva Walton,
of Hockesl in, Del.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-14
Election at New Castle.

The city election at New Castle tool
place on Tuesday and resulted as fol
10 vs.: For Council, William Herbert
citizenss' candidate, aud James b
Toman and Joseph Dougheity, laoo
didates. Assessor, George 7. hew
lett, and treasurer, William f. Lane
b 9th labor candidates. Mr.. Herbert re
ceived the highest number Of votes
Mr.. Lane was elected without opposi
tiop: All votes were polled.